How to Watercolor Paint a Winter Birch Tree Scene | Part 3 | R K McGuire
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Keith finishes painting the winter birch tree scene. This is part 3 of 3. Links are below...
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Awesome tutorial. I love your style.
Beautiful Art work I love it ! Good job!!!
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Thank you so much 😀
Thank you so much. I have learnt so much.
Loved it
You offer some real watercolor education here. Thank you! Lots of talking but all necessary to help the viewer understand why you do what you do. I will try this one after watching you.
This was great. Learned a lot. Now I need to watch your rock tutorial because mine look like they're sitting on the snow, rather than in the snow.
My gooness! I just stumbled upon you from Pinterest and I’m so thankful!!!this is gorgeous and I’ve saved the 3 so I can try to do it! Thank you so much!!!
This video is just what I was looking for. I'm an absolute beginner so the time you took to explain and demonstrate was invaluable. Thanks.
This helped me with my first winter birches. In fact this is my second attempt at any kind of birch tree.
Thank you for a very motivating video, very clear and made to look simple .. ha ha! As a beginner I am certainly going to give it my best shot. Thanks from Oz!
I know this was made a few years ago. Just wanted to say thanks - you really gave great instruction. Hope you can find time to create more of them. Fantastic.
I'm learning to paint and love your instructions and your work. Thank you.
Thank you for watching! Tell a friend!
Thank you for share your knowledge with us sir...!
Great lesson series on birch trees, just what I was looking for.
Thanks
Beautiful work Keith! Thank you for sharing your creativity.
Awesome, I’m happy with my third try🥰
You are so completely awesome! I'm officially a groupie! Please do a beginner sunset!
Thank YOU for giving of your talent and sharing with us freely you outstanding talent!
Very helpful and I love your style. I think you could show full screen the finished picture, even add a matt to show what it would look like framed. Thank you.
Great set of classes! Thank you for sharing your expertise. I'm so surprised that you don't have more views. You need to be "discovered" ;-)
Thanks, tell your friends!
Very helpful lesson. Love the painting. Thank you.
Thank you Nancy!
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Beautiful Articulate work Thank you...
Thank you for the compliment!
Thank you so much for these videos! I’m learning so much! This will be my next project!
You are welcome.
Thanks for tutorial. My first try turned out ok but messed up the trees by adding the last shadow. I now have a waterline. Also, again I would have loved to either see the drawing ahead of time or at least see the picture straight once so I can copy it. It was always sideways.
I laughed when you said "no cardinals", because while you were painting I was hoping you put a "suggestion" of a cardinal on one of the branches
I am a beginner to watercolor. This picture is great to start with for me. Can you do a lighthouse?
I love that you explained everything so well....I only wish you took a moment in the beginning to show a sketch
We will show and try to share the sketches more in the future.
r k mcguire thank you so much
My paints don't seem to be as rich as yours. The mixture of black wasn't very dark for instance. They are pebeo and I know that they are not very expensive but I liked the pans of watercolor instead of the tubes. I have some tubes but they seem to separate if I haven't used them for a while, never mind dry up. Plus, I was wondering about your set. Can I buy replacement pans from a different company a little at a time?
I'm appreciating these videos greatly but in part 3 you said that the final view after touchup would be on your website and that there would be a link to it I can't find that link and when I use the link provided I get to the video that I saw on UA-cam. Is it still on your website o many months after the original videos were done?
Enjoyable. I'm probably viewing this too late in time for you to even see this question; but why didn't you turn the painting around and show us what it looked like when you took the tape off? That would have been nice.
I had trouble with the sky. Do you have sky tutorials?
There is one on clouds.
Thanks. I've already started.
The materials list link goes to a “page cannot be found.” 😔
Lefties nation! 😂